Jamaican Dandelion Leaf Tea
Top-quality complementary Jamaican Dandelion Leaf Tea is made from leaves gathered from wild- grown plants. This high-grade product, carefully produced to preserve natural and active ingredients, is ideal for short-term body cleanse (once daily for up to 2 weeks).
Jamaican Dandelion Leaf Tea
Jamaican Dandelion (Senna occidentalis, formerly Cassia Occidentalis) has a longstanding reputation as a diuretic herb (removes excess water from the body.) It has also been used in African traditional medicine for the treatment of hypertension and cardiovascular disease.
Lab studies in rats show it reduces blood glucose and bad cholesterols, and increases good cholesterols (PMID: 28122565, PMID: 20927247). These results support the traditional use of this plant to treat hypertension and diabetes. However, clinical trials have not yet confirmed full benefits in human beings.
The exceptional quality of our Dandelion Leaf Tea comes from a scientific understanding of plant physiology and biochemistry. Harvested in the appropriate season when medicinal and active compounds are at their highest levels. Hand harvested and dried in an environment that helps retain their health properties while maximizing its authentic flavor. Long-term use may cause liver toxicity. We recommend only short-term use (once daily for up to 2 weeks).
This product is endorsed by world-leading Jamaican-Australian Biochemist, Immunologist, Aging and Inflammation expert Dr. Clovis Palmer.
We recommend consultation with your doctor before using this product.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATION
This product is available in 50g size.
The naturally-scented phenolic compounds confirm its high quality and preserved medicinal properties.
CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS OF SENNA OCCIDENTALIS
Jamaican Dandelion plant has a significant number of beneficial natural chemicals such as campesterol, anthraquinones, chrysarobin, apigenin, chrysophanic acid, chrysoeriol, quercetin, and cassiollin.
The high levels of anthraquinones may be responsible for its potential therapeutic use in asthma patients (PMID: 29649507).
SOME POTENTIAL MEDICINAL USES
- Laxative
- Analgesic
- Diuretic
- Anti-inflammatory
Studies in the laboratory strongly suggest that the leaves possess diuretic and antioxidant properties (PMID: 26433651), and therefore deserve further evaluation in clinical trials.
INFORMATION SOURCE
PubMed Central (PMC) – a premier medical and scientific database
| Weight | 50.000000 |
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| Condition | 99 |